AI Regulation

OpenAI dropped the GPT-5.1 API earlier this week, promising sharper coding help and a handful of new developer tools.

When Amazon rolled out the second season of “House of David,” it slipped more than 350 AI-generated shots into the show’s visual mix - a detail the...

When I started tweaking an AI agent last month, it felt like a never-ending loop of prompt changes, parameter tweaks, and endless monitoring.

When Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei sat down with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Saturday, the talk turned quickly to how the San-Francisco...

We just got word that Anthropic released Claude Haiku 4.5. It’s a smaller model, yet the company says it holds its own against the older flagship...

Anthropic is gearing up for a hardware push that looks anything but small. By 2026 the company says it wants to lock in access to up to one million...

When Anthropic let its Claude model steer a four-legged robot, the demo looked slick, just a chatbot talking to a moving platform.

Spending $50 billion on U.S. data centres isn’t just a headline. The numbers, 2,400 construction jobs and a multi-billion-dollar push to scale, grab...

Britain seems to be gearing up for a new rule that would put a checkpoint in front of every AI model deemed risky.

Republicans seem to be eyeing a different tack on AI oversight, one that might change how the tech is ruled nationwide.

When you look at the way most identity-and-access-management tools were built, they kind of assume users are people who sit at a desk.

When I first saw Nano Banana, a chatbot that claims to spit out answers in seconds, I wondered how a single app could affect a country of more than a...

India’s rush to embed AI across finance, manufacturing and services is already hitting a familiar wall: the data that powers those models.

When I read the recent market-trends piece titled “The 4 Things You Need for a Tech Bubble,” a handful of ingredients jumped out at me: a rush of...

It feels like applied-AI talent is finally spilling out of the lab and onto every desk.

AWS rolled out its latest Trainium3 UltraServers this week, positioning the hardware as the next step for customers who need on‑premise AI...

Why does a decades‑old shooter matter to AI researchers now? Because the game's core loop—agents constructing, destroying, iterating, and eventually...

Why does a data program from Harvard matter when dozens of options crowd the market?

Perplexity’s newest safety layer, BrowseSafe, arrived just as the AI‑browser community began to reckon with a glaring blind spot.

Microsoft has just announced a $17.5 billion infusion aimed at accelerating artificial‑intelligence projects across India.